Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
RECAPITULATION.
What Has Happened in Social Way the Pas
Week.

What Has Happened in Social Way the Past
Week.
Miss Mile Sappenficld, one of Wichi-
ta's charming young ladies, has returned
home, after a protracted and pleasant
visit in the east
Mr. Bean Huh has taken charge of the
gents furnishing department in Wilson's.
Mrs. Staples, of the Partisan building is
dangerously i'll. Her parents are expected
to arrive this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Coffin were the re-
cipients of a very pleasant surprise from a
few of their friends Tuesday.
The Entire Nous club will give their
second charity ball at the Garfield, Dec -.
Tickets including supper for gentleman
and lady have been fixed at So This
promises to be quite social event.
The Shakespeariana met at Mrs. r. f.
Guthrie's, jr., 403 Waco avenue. Act III
of Julius Caesar was discussed animatedly
and some very interesting papers relating
to Roman customs were read. Among
those present were Mrs Butler, Mrs.
Cleveland, Mrs Kanouse, Mrs. McWey,
Miss Andre, and Miss Marlowe and Miss
Cleveland. Messrs. Collins, Fellows, c. 4.
Mr.. Russell Harding, general manager
of the Southern Kansas system, with his
bride, is expected home this week.
Mrs. b. Deffenbaugh, one of Wichita's
well known society ladies, Friday evening,
at her home, POP North Hydraulic, gave "a
right royal supper to number of ladies
and gentlemen. After the spread, which
was in itself a most Sumptuous affair, the
guests resorted to cards and other games.
The evening truly WAS most pleasant one
and Mrs Deffenbaugh may well be proud
of the enthusiastic praise of her guests.
The company consisted of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Coffin, Harry Lytle and Miss
Laura Woodcock, John Pavey and Miss
Emma Smith, Mr.. Miller and Miss 0 Mera,
Harry Gordon and Miss Emma McCiee,
Ada McNickers Mr.. a. S. Munson and
Miss Kate Murdock.
Quite a number of friends passed the
evening at the residence Of Mrs. H. w
Lewis, at Mrs. Col Lewis invitation,
Tuesday evening The evening was very en-
joyable in the games of the day and all that
tends the enjoyment of pleasant time
The spread which the guests during the
evening partOOk of in cOntrOyertibly proved
Mrs. Lewis one of the city's most accom-
plished hosteSseS. Mr.. and Mrs. NaylOr.
Mir. and Mrs. Nanness, Mr. and Mrs lines
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutan, Mrs Coldren. Mr..
and Mrs. Jobes, Mr.. and Mrs r. p Muir
dock, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, Mr.. ana Mrs
Geo. Strong, Mr.. and Mrs J. .. Hewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose, MIS-. Lewis, Mrs.
Emery, Mr.. and Mrs Ed Hill were of those
present.
Last Wednesdays meeting of the Fair
view Whist Club at Judge Lauck's resi-
dence proved a most enjoyable one The
was good and the members of
the club who were present, and whose
names are given below, prolonged their
merry pastimes until late in the evening.
The Fairview Whist club is one of the best
If its kind ever organized in this city and
some OF the citys well known
society folk The members. present at
the last meeting. follow: Mr. and Mrs.
Peckham, Mr.. and Mrs Lilly. Mr. and
Mrs Toler, MIR and Mrs F. Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs Geo. Whitney. Messrs. Rumsey.
Raymond Mr. and Mrs Harry
Evans, Mrs. Evans. Mrs Bond Mrs /
Smith and Mrs. Campbell
The party given by Scott r. Beal to his !
friends Friday evening at his brothers /
dancing academy in the Morris block. and /
he dancing hall of which, by the way. is /
)ne of the largest and best fitted of any /
west of the eastern cities, proved to be a
most enjoyable affair and of the balls a /
very pleasant one. Quite a number of ,
7oung society folks were present, and as
he floor was in excellent condition il is .
needless TO say that the guests had a royal /
good time, and protracted the ball until a /
ate hour The supper was prepared at .
he ldlewild cafe and consisted of an
elaborate menu, and the merry
guests at the long table set expressly for
heir use at that place. presented a right /
oval scene Mr. Scott A Beal is well
Known to the citizens OF Wichita as an
and gentlemanly person and
las many friends in the city and praises
md thanks TO him and to Prof and Mrs
5eal, who assisted, on this occasion from
lis guests We're not wanting: Most Of the
cmpany is given below: Mr.. and Mrs
Bradshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hatfield.
ir. and Mrs. Billiard, Miss LYDIA English.
Hiss Josie Melljnger, Miss Hattie Hays,
Iiss Hall, Miss Dale Katie Cobbler.
ASlHlt 6ItSu- MISS CRU. MISS NtIl6
lreen. Miss Harvey. Miss May Young.
Jamie Robb, Miss Ida Hoffman and
Iessrs. Ridge Comley. TriX Fouts:
l L. Martin. Bert Richards. Wal
or Fouts. c. Y. Petty, r. B.
lark, Y. Murdoch. Clyde Ware.
Viii Bracken, Frank Jones. James Stay
en-, VIII Chambers ". W Slayden. Fred
weet and Ben Glaze
Among other entertainments this week.
he aesthetic concert will be given at the
fairfield opera house the coming Tuesday
gening. November -. The Christian
hurch. the management of this concern
i'll try TO make this one of the best enter ,
ailments 10 be given this winter. Quito
program has been prepared and it Is ex-
ected that a full house viii be present L
illness IL.
There Is no disputing the fact that the I
oat Club ball. given AT Crawfor1's opera I
ouse Wednesday evening, was success.
lOugh the company was not as large as